Dhaka, July 13 -- The deadly risks facing Rohingyas in Bangladesh were evident from landslides in July 2026, that killed at least 17 people and displaced more than 3,000, Human Rights Watch said on Monday.

"Every monsoon is becoming increasingly deadly for Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh, with denuded hills sliding away under makeshift structures, as the funding to buttress the camps has dried up," said Meenakshi Ganguly, deputy Asia director at Human Rights Watch.

"These are not simply natural disasters, but a predictable outcome of policies that put refugees' lives at risk."

Bangladesh has been hosting over a million Rohingyas for nearly a decade, with expanding families crammed into bamboo and tarp shelters on steep, deforested hill...